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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1906
Page
3
Reports from Tanana district describe the City of Seattle carrying 80 interior passengers plus cargo as it docks in Seattle at night. Mines from Fairbanks show a potential cleanup of 12 million dollars this season while prospectors push across Alaska.
Charles L Dearborn was yesterday acquitted of being an accomplice to L B Kenney in the case. The jury found him not guilty on the scandelous charge of aiding Kenney in the alleged crime. The event concludes with Dearborn free from the accusation and related proceedings.
A theft occurred at the house of Ford Potter in York Station on May 7. Police investigated the incident and searched for suspects connected to the break in.
Rockford Ohio resident Patterson seeks news of his son Earl L. Patterson Jr who left Beattie from the east on March 1 and has not been heard from since. Patterson fears a untimely fate may have befallen him and asks for any information.
W L Slinkard a railroad contractor prominent in the southwest was killed by Yaqui in Sonora while working on an extension of the Cananea Yaqui and Pacific road near Guaymas El Paso June 19
Berlin dispatch reports Percy P. Pierce, an American contestant in the Herkimer automobile event, collided yesterday with a wagon carrying two people. One occupant died from injuries and Pierce was involved in the fatal accident.
Stains and varnishes hide defects in couches and furniture. Grote-Rankins presents themselves as the store studying furniture buyers’ interests and offering low profit prices on couches chairs and complete outfits for homes.
A luncheon marked the departure of two high school staffers. Caroline M. Sheldon, head of modern languages, and R. Max Garrett, third year English, will leave after the term. Sheldon will join Grinnell College in Iowa, Garrett will study in Leipzig for two years.
Mrs A Griffith of Corbeaav and 65th Green Lake awoke to an intruder in her room. She lit a lamp and rushed the thief who fled downstairs leaving behind a purse with for change.
Centralia Electric Railway and Power abandons efforts to win a local franchise to operate electric cars in Centralia and Chehalis. Alice A Woods alleges cruelty and desertion by Marcus D Woods after 22 years of marriage. Mies Gertrude McKay wins state college dress prize. Deputy Sheriff Lignett arrives with Louis Watton, labeled a notorious United States crook.
Capt John L Anderson's steamer Fortuna set a new speed record on the Washington lake during trials around Mercer Island beating the Cyrene by twenty minutes. Fortuna plans two regular runs daily at 10 30 and 2 90.
In Warsaw on June 18 it is reported that an artillery regiment and four infantry regiments at the Novoger Slovak fortress mutinied. The Zawadki estate in Biedice was attacked by terrorists who escaped with 76000 roubles.
Plainclothes officers posted at the Meadows race track and across the city monitor crooks and “dips” en route from coast cities for the racing season. A San Francisco detective assists police, aiming to arrest the roaming criminals as soon as they arrive. Detectives are assigned daily to watch the track and Chief Wappenstein vows to keep the city free of this floating criminal population during the races.
A. A. H. Fowler, a druggist, was banished for marrying Miss Myra Pie low. Both are graduates of the state university.
Acre tracts near Beattie offered with easy terms. J A Paine listed as contact for this Alaska building plot opportunity.
San Francisco on June 19 reports the finance committee sold a heavy flour surplus sent by eastern sympathizers due to warehouse limits. Globe Milling bought 12,000,000 pounds at $2 per barrel and 1,500,900 pounds at $1.16. The initial bid of $2.26 was rejected.
In the Eistel building photographers Kexan and Prickton advertise extra fine 6x8 cabinet photos at 2.60 per dozen. Open Saturday evenings and cloned Sunday.
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